only HALANE
can g i v e your product fhese 4 big advantages · . .
Safety!
your home-laundry dry bleach requirements
Halane is safe on cotton, nylon, rayon and acetate. Even if solid Halane were added directly to clothes of these fibers, it would not injure the fabrics. In 20-cycle laundry tests, clothes bleached with Halane showed only a 2% loss in tensile strength, compared with a 10% loss suffered with ordinary hypochlorite bleaching methods,. Halane bleaching powders can be safely packaged in either glass containers or cardboard boxes. Controlled Bleaching!
The bleaching ingredient (active hypochlorous acid) is released from Halane a t a controlled rate — depending upon individual bleaching conditions. Bleaching Effectiveness!
Even badly stained o r grayed fabrics come out whiter after a Halane bleach. Halane will not form curds and is completely compatible when used along with synthetic detergents or soaps. It can be used in the soak, wash, o r rinse cycles. Economy!
Halane is the most widely used organic, chlorine-bearing base for dry bleaches in the home-laundry field. As a result of this volume, and greater production economies, Halane is now available at new low prices . . . send for a Halane price schedule. Our skilled chemists and engineers . . . modern research laboratories . . . and 65 years' experience as a leading producer of chemicals are at your service. For help in planning a formulation for the homelaundry market, send for the new Halane data sheet. Wyandotte Chemicals Corporation, Dept. CEN10, Wyandotte, Michigan. Offices in principal cities.
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